Human resources and economic welfare essays in honor of Eli Ginzberg. - Berg, Ivar E.; Ginzberg, Eli 1911-. (New York Columbia University Press, 1972)
Berg, I. Human resources and economic welfare.--Lester, R. A. Reflections on manpower planning.--Boulding, K. E. Man as a commodity.--Abramovitz, M. Manpower, capital, and technology.--Reder, M. Human capital and economic discrimination.--Bakke, E. W. Manpower policy during a recession.--Harbison, F. H. Human resources as the wealth of nations.--Hauser, P. M. The work force in developing areas.--Carlson, S. Foreign subsidiaries and the dynamics of international economic integration.--Lidz, T. The family: the source of human resources.--Roe, A. Womanpower: how is it differentn--Tyler, R. W. More effective education for the professions.--Mead, M. From plight to power.--Thomas, B. "Grass on the slag heaps" revisited.--Whyte, W. F. The behavioral sciences and manpower research.--Bell, D. The corporation and society in the 1970s.--Hesburgh, T. M. Tribute to Eli Ginzberg.--MacIver, R. M. Personal postscript.--Shultz, G. P. A personal tribute to Eli Ginzberg.--Eli Ginzberg: a selective bibliography, 1932-1972 (p. [363]-366)
Keywords: Ginzberg, Eli -- 1911-.; Manpower policy -- United States; Human capital; Labor supply